News

  • Call for long-term solution for Bay’s eroding coastline

    Recent high tides and rough weather have bought on community concerns for the Apollo Bay foreshore’s erosion.

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  • Green light for roundabout at Apollo Bay

    Colac Otway Shire councillors have voted to give in-principle support to Regional Roads Victoria for a controversial roundabout at Apollo Bay, near the town’s war memorial.

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  • Council to offload closed hall

    Colac Otway Shire Council will gift the ownership of Pennyroyal Hall to the community, despite a community committee opposing the plan.

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  • Eurack-born MP makes history

    The weekend’s federal election was labelled an election of shocks, which was no exception for former Eurack woman Helen Haines.

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  • No set date for highway completion

    Workers on the Princes Highway duplication east of Colac have raced ahead, but the road’s likely finish date is still unclear.

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  • Busy period ahead for victorious MP

    Liberal MP for Wannon Dan Tehan says he’ll have no chance for a rest after retaining his seat in the federal election.

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  • Decision day looms for Pennyroyal Hall

    Pennyroyal’s hall committee hopes to move be a step closer to restoring the beloved hall when Colac Otway Shire Council considers the building’s future this week.

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  • Big celebration for centenarian

    A former Eurack and Beeac woman who managed the Stonyford post office for more than 30 years has celebrated her 100th birthday.

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